Mets’ Pete Alonso, Sean Manaea and Luis Severino expected to decline qualifying offers
NY Post
The Mets will receive official answers Tuesday from three free agents to which qualifying offers were extended.
Pete Alonso, Sean Manaea and Luis Severino all received a qualifying offer from the team — valued at $21.05 million for next season.
All three are expected to formally reject the offer ahead of the 4 p.m. deadline.
By extending the offer, the Mets will receive draft pick compensation for each player that signs with another team.
The Mets can still negotiate longer term deals with all three.
Alonso stands to land the largest payday of the group as one of the biggest power hitters on the market.
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